front associated with an area of low pressure that's going to bring blizzard conditions to the midatlantic states.

we are expecting the actual area of loww pressure to head towards the midatlantic and that's the big concern is it's going to tap into some warm, humid air from the western atlantic and bng it on shore. not only severe weather but blizzard conditions for them. for us the severe weather threat is marginal. we are expecting the possility of strong thunderstorms it, damaging gusty winds at time and we can't rule out an isolated tornado. look at the temperatures behind this front. the teens, 2 and 30s. it's a very impressive system and that's why ou friends across the midatlantic are getting prepared for the worst. for us we'll see brisk breeze at time and we'll see the showers and storms moving in as the leading edge of the storm moves through the the timing is from about 11:00 to 3:00 and it should clear by about 8:00. once the front clears through by tonight it, we are going to notice a northeast breeze. dropping our temperatures by sunday morning. it will be the coldest morning of our winter so far into the 40s. you're going to need the sweaters, jackets for us here in south florida.

so we're going to have the blizzard conditions here in the midatlantic, especially, and even as you get toward the coast. so they're going to be some power outages, unfortunately. heavy snow and with the wind. so certainly the law enforcement officials have been asking folks to have the backup plans in place to kind of certainly to keep your house warm, you know. maybe have enough firewood to keep the warmth going here, to prepare for perhaps a several-day outage. and as far as, you know, when the snow ends, many people perhaps are going to get right back out in the roadways. but that's going to take quite a bit of time. we need to give those road crews time, certainly to clean up. because there is going to be a lot of snow to clean up, certainly. >> that's right. as the storm heads this way, i suppose, talking about how to prepare. and then talking about how to deal with it after it passes through. brian hurley with the weather prediction center. we appreciate your time today. thank you. >> thank you, george. >>> time to talk u.s. politics. the latest cnn/orc poll shows republican pres

how it' >> justin: 6 states as the weather bears down on the midatlantic region. the weather is blamed already for 6 deaths on the road and washington d.c. called in the national guard to help deal with the projected 3 feet of here' nation' s capital. >> reporter: the snow in washington d.c. is pretty as a picture, but officials warn it could get ugly. >> this is a 36- hour storm with expected dangerous winds. >> reporter: the massive storm could dump 3 feet of snow on the nation' 3 inches per hour. >> this is where it' s cranking towards d.c. and phily and towards long island. >> reporter: it' s blamed for deaths in kentucky, north carolina and tennessee. >> one of the concerns for me is to make sure we don' t lose anybody. that' s first and foremost. >> reporter: conditions in the capitol deteriorated rapidly. most drivers are listening to the call to stay off the roads. this virginia family ventured out on foot. >> we came to have dinner with our neighbors, with our friends and so we thought we would walk because that was the better option. >> reporter: the jer

remember this low is going to track towards the midatlantic states. it's the tail-end of the front that's going toim pact our local forecast. we do have a severe@ weather threat. it is marriage not. gusty winds as you heard me mention, an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out. but i think the worst of the weather should stay just north of lake okeechobee. you can see memphis at 32 degrees right now. it's 38 in dallas. 30 in raleigh. 23 in washington, d.c. as they prepare for this major snowstorm, a huge event, bzzard midatlantic. for us here in south florida we'll see the brisk breeze. it wililbe starting to shower and thunderstorm activity around the 11:00 hour. then another moves through and 2:00, 3:00. cooler, drier conontions and sunday. we could see an isosoted shower off the breeze. take a look at these temperatates. the freezing line will be as far south as parts of georgia in towards the carolinas all the way to northern florida and the cold air filters down here to south florida. how low will the temperatures go? forecasting upper 40s near the

moving offshore in the midatlantic states, eventually. steady as she goes as the changes that we've upped them across eastern massachusetts. we still have coastal concerns for strong winds and rough seas. the national weather service has put up the blizzard warning up at cape cod and the islands. that's warranted because of the poor visibility, the strong winds and heavy snow. winter warning here and weather as you go to the north and west of boston, it drops off. dusting up to 1 inch. probably close to 2, 4 around boston and 3 to 6 south and up to a foot or more down over the cape in many locations. a lot more about the weather in a few minutes. see you then. >> all right, barry. thanks. nantucket has close to 3,000 people without power. let's take a live look along quincy shore drive and continue our live team coverage with jim smith. he's in sci tuate tonight. jim? >> reporter: ken, it's a bit wild tonight at the lighthouse. in fact, a short time ago, we had a confirmed wind gust of 51 miles per hour. just think, the brunt of this stor

it brings a ton of snow to the midatlantic. and this is pretty much the northward extent of the snowfall, it's not going get a whole lot farther north than that. and the temperatures are dipping. 26 in raleigh, and 18 in buffalo, and this plays into it because the colder it gets the higher your snowfall raish yoas get ratios youget and the more snow you see. this storm has plenty of moist chork moisture to work with and the snow will continue tomorrow, heaven in the afternoon hours and it doesn't taper off until some time later tomorrow night. so the snowfall potential new york city by the time it's all said and done may get into the top ten for snowfall for them as well. this is all a part of the same system and so as we head into the day home, very windy conditions. gale warnings in effect. the waves off shore, 11 to 14 feet, and higher offshore, and the bay itself very rough, and beaches with high surf and a high rip current risk and possible beach erosion as well. a chilly forecast when combined with the wind. >> and as you

in the 50s in the midatlantic. we'll be in the low and mid 40s tomorrow and higher as we go in to the weekend. that's our saturday system. broken line of showers. a little bit of drizzle coming in. not a big deal. one on the west coast here that will loop to the gulf of mexico, scoop up more moisture headed in to the ohio valley and give us that soaker on sunday morning. back to the local futurecast here. tomorrow morning, teens and 20s. afternoon, more pleasant with sun and high clouds. friday, this has been a trending forecast where it's looking nicer. more sunshine through at least early afternoon. low clouds coming in from the ocean. that could mean some drizzle by saturday morning. clear and cold tonight. 30. by 7:00 in the morning we're in the teens and 20s in the suburbs. 43 in the afternoon hours. nice day. sun patchy, high clouds. down to freezing tomorrow night. 7-day forecast, late clouds on friday. here's that saturday futurecast. not a lot of rain. a lot of clouds certainly and specks of drizzle time t

. >>> last weekend's winter weather leaving the midatlantic stunned. crews are still digging out after the nightmare nor'easter dumped as much as two feet of snow. it is an eerily similar scene to the one we saw last year and officials say they have only made a dent in that cleanup process. >>reporter: the blizzard that dumped massive amounts of snow across the midatlantic and northeast over the weekend is still creating problems. in queens, new york, snowplows have not been able to treat many of the side roads leaving residents to fend for themselves. >> right now just trying to dig out little by little to get it done, dig ourselves out of here. could be dangerous. >> if you need an ambulance, how are they going to get through? god forbid you have a fire. >>reporter: in washington the federal government is still shut down. transportation is getting back up and running. in pennsylvania cars remain buried, and, even if you can dig out, there's no where to go. residents feared they won't be able to get out for days. the region's airports are struggling a

snow on the back side and storm heads for the midatlantic states tomorrow. meanwhile also on the chess board a huge area of arctic high pressure, a arctic beast, it is standing its ground and the storm will have a real tough time moving up to southern new england. i think it will be close enough to put the northern edge of the storm system but right now i do in the see the brunt of the storm affecting southern new england. the timeline saturday morning we are dry and saturday afternoon this whiter koler patchy light snow and flurries. and steadier snow arriving midto the soviet coast up to about route 44. i keep coupsing route 44 as a reference point. and it might try to creep farther north for a short time on saturday evening. it never makes it to the city of boston, around the metro, we see patches of light snow and flurries, we may walk away from this event and have less snow than what we had on sunday night. and monday morning. so about an hour ago, on twitter trending and blowing up, this one computer model tried to change the course and say significant

what they are expecting as this area of low pressure and a cold front will be racing towards the midatlantic states later today into tonight and eventually t tt tail-end of the cold front is going to effect usere in south florida. you'll be needing to stay indoors bause us south floridians became babies of we see temperature in the upper 40s and low 50s for overnight lows. >> this week a lot of you were complaining today will be a warmer day. get out there and enjoy it. 56 degrees. 63 in ft. lauderdale and key west. 56 in miami. it's still below average for this time of year. 54 in pembroke pines. 53 in kendall. 55 in homestead. we are noticing the 60ss down by the keys. a couple thing helping to warm us up. the shift in the wind direction as well as the calm winds. this afternoon will be a bit humid as teteeratures warm up to the mid to upper 70s. mid and high level clouds streaming up from the gulf of mexico. todayy we'll have one more dry day. it will be beautiful all across south florida as we await for this system right here that right now is bringing snow up torts parts of missouri, st

aaa midatlantic hosted a grand opening for their newest car care center today.s is auto club's first car care center in philadelphia. repair services are offered to aaa members and nonmembers. >> this past week we saw our emergency roadside assistance calls go through the roof because batteries are dying in the extreme cold so we're urging motorists to use this week as a warning that if you haven't winterized your car you may want to do so now because winter is here and you can now come do that here at aaa. >> aaa midatlantic has six car care centers in area. very convenient just go in there and get everything done. we did have some cold temperatures but it's kind of warming up now. >> it is warming up but then the bottom is going to fall out. get the car ready to go because we're going to deal with another round of arctic air as we head into next week. right now very mild conditions and dreary conditions as well. where are the buildings in center city? they're being obscured right now by fog, some overcast skies, east wind at around 9 miles per hour. overnight

the warm front draped to the south of the midatlantic region.his will ride to our north and will tap into a piece of drizzle later tonight but the main culprit we're tracking over the weekend is still out to the west. that will cut up across interior sections of the northeast as we get into saturday night and into sunday. so with that first batch of moisture that is on the way tonight, spotty rain, some drizzle around. there's a winter weather advisory it's mainly for the poconos. it goes into effect at 10:00 p.m. lasting right through 7:00 a.m. on saturday. there's a possibility of a couple slick spots out there as temperatures hovering near the freezing mark but the bigger story will be that soaking that comes in late saturday night and into sunday. here's future tracker six showing you by midnight we're dealing with a little bit of light rain and drizzle for reading allentown up through the poconos. as we go throughout the early morning hours tomorrow with the clouds and the moisture looming, there's a possibility of some like light showers.

rain, snow across the midatlantic states. this is saturday at 11 p.m. at night. look at the purpose purple here. purple there. 24 plus possibility by washington, dc and maybe up to baltimore as well. that's if it verifies. not as cold without a 49. partly cloudy. not as good. showers and storms. windee and some will be heavy near 70 after the mess is by to go back into the big chill. highs only in the 50s so bundle up. 56 degrees on sunday. rain after that could impact us wednesday of next week. chip? >> the buc's coordinator steps up to meet the media. and year have an inside look what he needs to yeah i ride. one thing i've come to realize: there's no easier way to save on motorcycle insurance than switching to geico. saving money, that's something every rider should do. what is that? it's called ceviche, gary. learned to make it when i lived in tonga. tastes like uh... chicken. you should get out more. chicken. geico motorcycle. >>> dirk koetter announce the his move as coach at his own news conference saying he hired his old head coach in atlanta as his gener

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are enough computer models and members here that are suggesting that it could be a hit along the midatlantic coast and back into the appalachian. right now it does not appear like the triangle period in the wheel house of this storm. it is snot going to be that far away. -- it is not going to be that the primary time we are concerned about friday night. it is more tranquil. now, it will be cold and no clouds to speak of. a simple, simple pattern. then, wednesday, the system that i mentioned sort of moisture starved it will have enough to throw middle and high- level clouds in here and it could become mostly cloudy during the course of the day. then, you see all of this out in here. that is with the blues and so forth. with the westerly wind flow. it is very difficult for that activity to make it east of the mountains, we do not anticipate that at this time. our threat will be more as we head into friday, friday night into saturday. all right, let's get to our forecast for the rest of the night. clear skies down into the teens, just about everywhere. again, just enough of a breeze feel even c

it is lacking like we will be hit with a storm in the midatlantic this weekend. we have cold.erly cold days. steve: it's freezing. this morning, it was 15 degrees out there to make it coldest morning so far in reagan national airport. now the temperatures warmed fun you want to call it. 27 at reagan national. winchester is 25 degrees. 23 in cumberland. feels like is 10 to 13 degrees colder. we will keep breezy conditions. there are a few clouds to the west of us. don't be kwon fused heading in the -- don't be confused heading in the end of the workweek. 12 to 19 for overnight lows. clear skies. winds from northwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. we will see higher gusts in between. waking up tomorrow morning another cold start. fairfax around 14 degrees. in the teens. waldorf of and la plata. the winds won't be as strong. get update on the latest information for upcoming storm. doug hill? doug: we will give you first the headlines here involving the storm. we expect a major storm in the area. heavy snow. gusty winds. there is uncertainty in the track. it will determine the heavies

this is shipping up to be an epic storm for the midatlantic. >> thank you. >>> we turn to the race for 2016. 11 days until iowa, and new numbers showing donald trump is in the lead. meanwhile, trump's new champion, and what she told us about her son's ptsd. here's tom llamas. >> ted is starting to go down. it. >> reporter: today, cruz sitting down with george stephanopoulos. all wrong. >> i would suggest that the next commander-in-chief should focus on identifying our enemies, listening to the expert advice of generals and national security experts and doing whatever is necessary to keep the country safe. >> reporter: this weekend, cruz, blindsided by sarah palin's but soon, cruz bringing out glenn beck to check trump. >> this guy, i believe, is dangerous. i believe he's dangerous. >> reporter: trump, not impressed. >> this dopey guy, glenn beck. he's like a dope. i watch him cry on television all the time. he's doing very badly. >> reporter: today, tweetetg wacko glenn beck is a sad answer to the palin endorsement. and palin has come under fire after linking president obama to her son

it will sweep across the midatlantic to bring us a nice day for tomorrow. once the skies begin to clear we will see a lot of sunshine. 37 for a high. but get ready for the storm. a big one on the way. we have a blizzard watch. it includes the prince george's county, fairfax, district and montgomery county. areas in the west to the lighter blue. it will upgrade to blizzard winter storm warning. we could see one to two feet of snow by saturday evening. then the melting process will begin. we have upper 40's on tuesday. stay with us. you are watching the "abc7 news at 5:00". we are alison: a big step forward for the new m.g.m. casino at national harbor. a small evergreen tree was hoisted to the roof of the 24-story hotel for the customary topping off celebration. the event celebrates reaching the resort highest point of construction which is the placement of the final concrete layer. watching the construction where he is set to open a locally sourced steakhouse. good stuff. >> my mom and dad went there. my dad played basketball and my mom did track. alison: wh

after that winter storm, epic blizzard for the midatlantic and northeast. high pressure building in is going to bring back a warmup for our south today. that's going to cause a huge melt down and a lot of the areas that got a lot of snow. that could cause some travel issues especially on the roadways making it slick out there. anyways, here's that new developing low that's central plains. the trailing cold front will eventually bring us our next cold front. before then nice and dry today, warmer and tomorrow even warmer as well with clouds and sun. here's the next system, it will first develop over the western gulf of mexico andnd push out east arriving over us by midweek and the end off the workweek. no advisories for boaters out there. seaswo to four feet with a light chop at the bays. for the keys winds will be out of the east 10 to 15 miles per hour. seas have decreased though, as you can see. for the forecast today nice and sunny. temperatures almost getting to 80 degrees. we'll stay in the upper 70s as rain and clouds return starting wednesday. check

off the coast of the midatlantic. you may be saying why did we get the snow? we had the cold air in place an frontal boundary develop al the coast, so the moisture lifted up toward the north. that's why we saw the snow. as this pulls away, we'll be seeing clearing skies over overnight and this arctic front moves through with spotty snow showers, i'm not expecting much of anything with that. you may see a few sprinkles or snow showers to the north and west. arctic air will be moving in and brutal tally cold windchill. tomorrow morning at 7:00, poconos four below, philadelphia six, lands will feel like one, 0 until, one below in will. after that, temperatures will be moderateing, then our attention goes to think a developing late week storm starting off in the mississippi valley tracking toward the eastern sea board and moving toward the north. this has a good chance of bringing accumulating snow friday to the delaware valley. overnight an arctic blast lows in the 20's, wind chills in the teens as we see blustery conditions with winds gusting to 35 miles an hour

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the record breaking storm shutting down the midatlantic states. drivers trapped on the pennsylvania highway forced to >> anchor: federal offices in dc shut down to start the week. >> anchor: and back here at home marsh field one of many coastal cities spent the morning digging out after the storm dump aid foot of snow there. >> anchor: the winter park way in revere. look at this picture here. the road so flood today to be shut down for a few hours earlier today. huge am waves crashing in the background of the picture here. >> anchor: and the snow may be on the way out as well. we are expecting warmer temperatures this week. and the melt it is on. brae has a check of your forecast. >> reporter: radar satellite imagery looks more quiet than 24 hours ago. light snow flurries. these flakes are flaky as i said during the 10:00 hour. they'll pop up and move through and go away. not amounting to much there. nothing like last night of temperatures under a south westerly flow by the middle of the week. cold air doesn't stay far off. winter is not over. and

potential nor'easter across the midatlantic.it hugs the coast, matter of 50, 6, 70 miles change could mean snow, rain or mixture for us moving saturday to late saturday night and early sunday. a lot can change between now and then. the weekend forecast. wintry mix and all snow. 367 degrees. sunday you should clear everything out in the lower 40's. look at the seven day from now until the upcoming weekend. temperatures are slightly below average for this time of year. nighttime lows range from the teens tomorrow, back to the lower 30's by the upcoming weekend. stay with us. "abc7 news at 5:00" continues after this. jennifer: hello. i'm jennifer donelan. this is the "7 on your side" "fighting back: wall of justice." we have three murder summits on the wall behind me who will start in the district where we have good news to report. melvin latney was arrested last week and he was charged with five cases where he targeted women walkin by themselves. staying in the district, they are adding dominic williams to the wall where he is fac

we are expecting that system to head towards the northeast, the midatlantic states. that's where the worst of theeather will be. for us here in south florida, it's going to be a wet start for the weekend. i'll have more coming up. >>> roadways are looking really good. we had an earlier crash on i-95 southbound. that accident scene is right here. of a crash at a camera angle. quickly i just want to draw your attention to the maps. we have the intntrated weather system that mix was our traffic. back to that accident scene. i-95 southbound at 125th street not causing any delays at all. one final crash to get to, this one off the dolphin expressway west-bound at northwest 107th avenue. that one also in its clearing stages. quickly drive times this morng on the dolphin, that accident has cleared fyou're traveling eastbound starting a the turnpike ruing to i-95 going to take you roughly 12 minutes. if you're at lejeune road heading to the same spot, not a lot to slow you down this morning. only four minutes. >>> firefighters on the scene of a fire they are calling suspicio

. >>> that area that we're watching that's going to effect the midatlantic states in the northeast will be headed our way. for today i want you to enjoy. nicece cool start. we'll warm up with lots of sunshine. a beautiful day and then rain returnsomorrow as a cold front associated with that winter storm moves into sth florida. lots to talk about. i'll have more coming up. - at healthcare.gov - man: checkups, emergency services, prescriptions... my insurance covers everything for my family. - narrator: most people who enroll through healthcare.gov qualify for finaial help and avoid paying a fee of $695 or more. this is your last chance to enroll. - someone helped me find a high quality plan and financial help pay for it. - narrator: sign up at healthcare.gov. >>> good morning. 5:11 just about here on your thursday morning. >>> a snowboarder who caused this avalanche prosecution. resort officials blaming that snowboard saying he was trespassing in an area that has n/t been open to the public in five years and by doing so he put others at risk. the case has been handed over to the state at

suggest a significant if not a major storm will develop friday, friday night and saturday in the midatlantic and the potential exists that the viewing area could be part of the area that gets a heck of a lot of snow. by this time tomorrow, we will put numbers out. we will leave it at that. steve rudin will be back with more in a few minutes. maureen: thank you, doug. breaking news right now out of northwest washington. leon: jay korff is live on 14th street where the police are investigating a shooting. what can you tell us at this point? jay: we have a couple of crime scenes. this is 4100 block of 14 street in northwest, heart of columbia heights. another crime scene across the street. there is yellow tape near the lobby. we know that they -- hold up. we have a loud fire truck. [siren] bear with me. we know authorities confirmed that an adult male was shot. and was found in this vicinity. based on the fact we saw crime investigators over there. we think that person fell on that side of the street. this is a very busy area. we have some descriptions. the descriptions are specific. there were

mississippi towards the east coast could make life difficult for 80 million americans, 15 states, midatlantic state s including north carolina and charlotte in the washington the storm causing problems fall. airlines preemptively canceled more than 1,000 flights, some waved change fees and dia is advance. >>> i am meteorologist kathy backyard. that storm adele mentioned brought the flurries last night and early this morning, kind of a glancing blow for colorado. we missed it and, wow, is this inthooweek. around here-- into the weekend. around here, a quiet evening, highs in 30s and 40s front range. average high is 44 so a little colder than average. that is the low spinning around the wichita area sinking into southeast where it is, in fact, going to kind of pick up steam there and really create a severe weather scenario that will be pretty amazing. you know, as the storm system picks up that warm gulf moisture and pulls in that cold air from yellow, that is a tornado watch area. winter storm warnings will continue through memphis, raleigh, the washington dc area. the bulls eye for the heavy

powerful east coast storm which will mean heavy snow to blizzard conditions over the wide area of the midatlantic. damaging effects on the coastline because of the wind and wavers. blizzard watch in effect from late friday afternoon through saturday night. across the entire area. then everybody else surrounded by winter storm watches. the watches will change sometime later tomorrow. they will become warnings in some area and pass that information along. the only changes that s the storm gets closer and the more of a better handle we will have on it to fine-tune some of the details. i think we can tell you enough right now with confidence that we will get snow and strong winds and impact on the area. moving in the snow mid-to-the late afternoon on friday. getting heavier at night. heavy through the overnight, morning and the mid-day hours on saturday. the storm coming up off the coast. we are expecting the storm to move off. but every now an then some of the big push of storms will start intensifying quickly along the coast and move slowly. if that happens it will extend the period of strong wind

system that is going to bring a lot of snow, a major winter blizzard is expected across parts of the midatlantic and northeast. right now it's right over portions of oklahoma, texas and in towards missouri. with this low and the front attached, those are the two thing we're going to watch. this is the possibility of severe weather into the panhandle. the warmth and humidity ahead of the frontnt and cold dense air behind the front. they clash, the air lifts and provides for the severe weather threat. eventually that low is going to track towards the northeast and that's going to provide for a better chance of storms and winter weather advisories are in effect for 15 states. for us today it will be warmer. that ocean breeze will provide for a beautiful afternoon but then that rain comes our way as a tail-end of the front moves into south florida by friday. check out the forecast. 60% chance of storms tomorrow. watch what happens once this front clears. a cold, dense air mass will make it all the way down here to south florida. on monday and sunday we're looking at lows in the 50s. possibly the upp

here's the swath of snow that fell all over the midatlantic states, back to tennessee. here's the legend up here. we can see the green color represents about a foot of snow. you get up to the bulls eye where we expected it, right around dc and northern pennsylvania, that location saw upwards of around 30 inches of snow. it's going to take a long time for that to melt. overnight tonight and this evening, clear and cold. little to no wind. right around 47 degrees. tomorrow morning as you head off to work or school, clear and cold. frost is possible inland. didn't have much frost this morning because the winds were picking up at times. that isn't good for frost development. but tomorrow morning, light and mainly north. low temperature of 38 in tampa. head north, temperatures right around the freezing mark in citrus and hernando. inland locations in the middle 30s. right around the coast, around the 40-degree mark. tomorrow afternoon, lots of sunshine, about 10 to 15 degrees warmer than we were today. 67 degrees, which is right around where we should be for late january, as

well as high pressure has built across the eastern u.s., now pulling away off the coast, off the midatlantic coast. this is going to swing across the eastern u.s. that trailing cold front will eventually arrive into the gulf of mexico by tomorrow, later tomorrow, and thehe we're going to see a low develop on the tail-end of that front. current temperatures nationwide, we're seeing a lot of cold statements out there. 32 in denver. 19 in new york city. here 50 degrees. chilly start but then afternoon. still staying dry. there's that next low that will arrive by late week. ghs getting into the low 70s as i mentioned and pretty much similar across the boards. 70, 72 degreeses slipe rip current risk for boaters out there. as we continue on through the morning hours, you may want to take off your jacket because, as i mentioned, it will be warmer by this afternoon. 10% chance of rainfall. the rain chance goes way up on wednesday. >>> thank you, jennifer. former miami star shack he'll o'neill. shaq saw t that story about the gainesville police officer who decided to play basketball with those kids i

we are expecting the timing to begin into the midatlantic as early as late into the afternoon tomorrow, but really into the areas of the carolinas where we are looking at ice, they will face it as early as tonight. >> i know lu keyou will keep an on this. want to go now to luke russert in washington, d.c. as this town is giving a mea culpa as well as gearing up for what could happen. the mayor said this is only the second time in recent history that they were faced with snow like this. but talk about the apology that we heard and basically the preparation that they don't want to get wrong going into this next storm. >> reporter: yeah, hey, thomas. lived in washington my entire life. we do a lot of things well in this city. it's a beautiful place. it has great people. but we do not do snowstorms well. that was clearly apparent last night around the evening rush hour. about half an inch to an inch of snow fell here in the maryland and virginia region. totally caused a hellacious traffic snarl, jam, whatever you want to call it. some folks, their commute ordinarily takes a half hour, it t

a surge of mild air make it warm enough in some spots along the midatlantic coast to challenge record skies. you can see the cold lurking off to the north and west. the snow is melting. it will continue to do so as temperatures rise into the 50's. at least another inch of water added to the ground over an inch of rain possible wednesday. close eye on streams and creeks. to make sure the sump pumps are in good working order. five planets in the night sky. maybe a good night to head out. 40 degrees saturday, sunday, finish off january on a nice note to. january should end up close to average. shower monday, tuesday nice. wednesday 60, but at were the 60. you will need the galoshes, but you won't need the parka. >> lesley got your sports. >> sixers tomorrow ready to face. >> we got this. >> here the eagles lane johnson the money, what position will recently we've noticed some ads created by these two birds, inviting you to stay away from the streak free shine of windex. well dear windex users these ads are false. sfx: squeaks from window cleaning clean glass is better than dirty glass. d

moisture, dumps that moisture2 into cold air and it means a winter storm on thway from memphis to the midatlantic. so winter storm watch is in effect as we move in over the next couple of days. washington d.c., in fact, still under that blizzard watch. so not just the snow, but the winds are whipping that snow. so between friday and saturday, not going to be a pretty picture there. we're going to t the tail end of the system. the cold front that starts to and it brings us the rainfall. d.c., it is hanging tough and still predicting 2 feet of snow in and around the beltway. in the meantime here at home we're warming up tomorrow. the front approaches on friday. raina possibility. behind the front, we cool down for the weekend. and that bringss to the 7-day planner and the temperatures for sunday morning in just a moment. but first tomorrow, we'll start the day in the upper 50s. highs in the mid70s. so a nice warm up come tomorrow afternoon. the breeze picking up as wellll friday here comes our rain. saturday we start to cool it down. now we can focus on sunday. 50 to start thday. there may actually

sometimes it hits the midatlantic. hartford, boston, spared. everybody else, hammer time. >>> live outside, 36 right now, we are looking at winds, very light, east-southeast at 3. 3-degree guarantee, maybe in trouble today. my infinite wisdom i lowered it last night. a forecast high of 43 for tomorrow but not for today. today i went 34. all right, post blizzard. lots of things we still have to do. never leave home without your sunglasses, even if it will be a cloudy day you need them. clean your car, truck, check wiper fluid, watch out for black ice pretty much every morning and keep your tail pipe clear of snow. don't start your car and run it and the carbon monoxide is going back in. black ice will form overnight. pavement may look wet but will be frozen. we stay above 32 most areas tomorrow night so we get a break. all and all, pretty happy with the next 7 days in terms of temperatures and precip to slowly melt this away. 10:00 tonight, clouds, low 30s, maybe 30 in gath. temperatures plummet quickly and rise as we get some southwesterly wind